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Nov 23 2021 06:09AM
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Bringing in someone for Thanksgiving
Leave it to my church group to make things challenging.
Short version: my big thanksgiving get together involves members of my church, a s they are bringing in someone who “doesn’t have family”. A big issue especially after covid and no big get togethers.
Anyhow, Catholics love the guilt trips if I don’t, so… is it a good idea to have someone over who wants to attend a big loud boisterous get together, for one night, make someone feel like family.
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Nov 19 2021 02:04PM
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USC vs. UCLA
Who is going to game tomorrow?
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Nov 15 2021 04:39PM
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Sophia Urista - Brass Against
So, yeah, she really put it out there during this weekend’s performance.
Some people….
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Nov 12 2021 02:49PM
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Naked tatas at Venice Beach
Anyone in Venice right now?
Down by the Venice pier?
Lots of Europeans baring it and forgetting the nudity rules, and the locals are enjoying it.
Lovely ladies.
Not so crazy about the man thongs and dark socks on their significant others.
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Nov 9 2021 06:18AM
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Today in stocks - General Electric splits into 3 companies
General Electric intends to spin-off its healthcare and energy segments in 2023 and 2024, respectively.
“At GE we have always taken immense pride in our purpose of building a world that works. The world demands—and deserves—we bring our best to solve the biggest challenges in flight, healthcare, and energy," said GE CEO Lawrence Culp in a statement. "By creating three industry-leading, global public companies, each can benefit from greater focus, tailored capital allocation, and strategic flexibility to drive long-term growth and value for customers, investors, and employees."
Stock value in GE went up, especially after GE Aviation nabbed a big $1B contract from the Air Force last week. No crazy climbs, though.
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Nov 5 2021 01:43PM
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Best tamales in So Cal
Time to stock up on holiday gifts, and my business partners want home made tamales.
My usual source is out this year , but where would YOU go to get great tamales in So Cal?
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Oct 30 2021 08:11PM
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Jon Bon Jovi tested positive for covid
Earlier he was seen taking pics (without a mask) with a few fans before a concert.
Then he tested positive for the virus.
Guess where he was?
Yup.
Fucking Florida.
And he knows better, as a strong advocate for masks and distancing and safety.
But you go to Florida and “the stupid” seeps in…
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Oct 21 2021 03:52PM
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Letterkenny
Who is watching this?
Stumbled on it while seeing drunk videos of my old friend’s college age kids.
Some true moments of brilliance.
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Oct 19 2021 05:32PM
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Going down the hole
Not, this is not about penetration, or heavenly bodies, or sex of any kind, rather some interesting stellar observations about which direction our solar system is heading.
“New research suggests that the Earth, the sun, and the solar system could be traveling through a highly magnetized tunnel in space.
If correct, the theory could explain the appearance in the sky of two rope-like structures in the Milky Way whose origins are currently uncertain.
The North Polar Spur (NPS), described by NASA as "the most spectacular coherent structure in the soft X-ray sky," and the Fan Region are two of the brightest radio-emitting gas structures seen in the night sky.“
Fascinating stuff for those of us who look up at the stars and wonder sometimes.
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Oct 15 2021 11:13AM
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New covid variant found in our own backyard
The new covid variant, has been found in American South.
A new coronavirus variant has been detected in Louisiana.
The EVT Viral Genomics and Sequencing Lab at Louisiana State University Health Shreveport detected a new COVID-19 variant last week. KSLA reports.
The variant — called B.1.630 — was found in two samples collected in Baton Rouge.
The variant reportedly has the E484Q mutation, which means it could escape the immune system and cause infection, per KSLA.
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Oct 7 2021 03:31PM
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Today in science: beauty of the deep
Because we need to appreciate the mystery and beauty of the Earth, some amazing footage of a rare squid.
“ The Planctoteuthis captured in the rare footage (now resurfaced by the institute on occasion of its two-year anniversary) looks very little like you'd expect a squid to look.”
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Oct 4 2021 01:25PM
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Tv/movies for Halloween
Netflix’s Midnight Mass has been unnerving at times. It’s good.
What are you watching?
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